PRAYER
Teach me, good Lord: Not to murmur at multitude of business or shortness of time. Not to magnify undertaken duties by seeming to suffer under them, but to treat all as liberties and gladnesses. Not to call attention to crowded work, or petty fatigues. Not to seek praise, respect, gratitude, or regard from superiors or equals on account of age or past service. Not to let myself be placed in favorable contrast with another. Edward White Benson, Prayers Public and Private
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